St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-08

occurrence, and McDonough was placed
under heavy bonds to await the action
of the grand jury, which returned
against him an indictment OF man
slaughter. Following are the jurors:
Frank E. Edmund. w. W. Ely, NJ. Con-
hahn, Jr., Frank Fairfield, Robert K.
Evans. Joseph T. Ferher, Jr., William
f. Elves, Jacob II. Drake, William A.
Copeland, Edgar II. Elliott, Harvey G.
Deacon and Il. ID. EgglestOn.
AN ACCOUNTING ASKED.
Michael Calvin has brought suit in
the district court against Mary Nc
Carthy, administrative of the estate of
jeremiah c. Mccarthy; James Bell and
wife. Richard ". Bell and John c. Me
Carthy. jeremiah Mccarthy died Sept.
IL. 1885, leaving as his heirs Mary Nc
Carthy, his wife, John c. Mccarthy, his
son. and daughter, who is now the
wife of James Bell. A claim of S67 held
by the plaintiff was allowed by the
probate court, but it is alleged the
amount has never been paid, and that
the administrators has never filed
with the probate court an in
ventOry of the estate. The
deceased had owned land in RobertSOn'S
addition to West st. Paul and also in
the town of Pennington, the value of
which in 1885 was $780, 600. 1t is alleged
by the plaintiff that Richard w. Bell
loaned to Mccarthy about $4,000, for
which he received a deed and which is
claimed to have been more in the form
of mortgage, which has never been
fOreclOSed, and that an unlawful con-
Spiracy exists to defraud the creditors
OF the estate. The plaintiff states that
claims amounting to S5.09S.63 have been
proven against the estate and allowed
by the probate court, and asks that an
accounting be ordered.
SUPREME COURT.
John w. Mason, respondent, VS.. Will
lam Taylor, appellant: argued and sub
mitted.
Merchants Exchange bank, appellant.
VS.. Herman LuckOw ct al, respondents;
same.
Chester Leyeridge, by his guardian adj
litem, and Julia f. LOveridge, respond
ents, VS.. Knudt 0moldt, appellant; ar
gued by appellant; submitted by re-
SpOndents.
Oscar Mohr ct al, appellants, VS.. Min
neS0ta Elevator company ct l.,respOnd-
entS; continued until next term.
LAWYERS BRIEFS.
Flora A. Illingworth brings suit for divorce
in the district court against William II. IL
HngwOrth. alleging cruel and inhuman treat
ment and habitual drunkenness. They were
married April 8, 1872, but have not lived
together for the past year. The plaintiff is
thirty years of age, and the defendant fifty
two.
The Taylor & Craig corporation has brought
suit in the district court against William For
relsen to recover 81 OF damages. alleged to
have been sustained by reason of the non
fultllment of contract.
new trial has been granted May /. Day
ton in the matter of the proceedings by the
Chicago, Burlington d Northern railroad
company, to acquire certain lands i'll RAM
sey county. The plaintiff appeals from the
award of the commissioners appointed TO
appraIse the land.
\ suit was brought in the United States
circuit court yesterday by John Torrent, of
MuSkegon, Mich, against II. E., c. III. and
G.. II. Fletcher, of Minneapolis, TO recover
damages for the infringement OF patent log
turner for saw mills, which is said to have
been patented by the John OTm, of Paducah.
Ky, the right having been bought by the
plaintiff.
In the case Of A. B. Wilgus VS.. C. A. Nash
before Judge Wiikin yesterday the jury re-
turned a verdict for the defendant. The
suit brought by Anthony AmbrOsini against
David Swank to recover damages for horse
injured while i'll the hands of the defendant.
Is on trial.
Monday, Dec II. has been fixed upon for
the examination OF applicants for admission
to practice in the courts of the state, Judge
BigelOw, c. y. Bell and NJ. D. Mum viii ex-
anime the applicants.
Judge Simons has ordered a change of
venue in the cases of The Minneapolis 4 st.
CroiX Railroad company VS.. NJ. Il. Hull. Z.
G. Barnaby VS.. The Minneapolis Il st. Croix
Railroad company, and the same company
against j. r. Everand.
4 decree has been granted in the matter of
the application of the White Bear Lake Real
Estate and Improvement company for the
vacation of streets and alleys in Garden
Place.
In the case of c. II. George and E. p. Miller
VS.. Jonhaim, a suit growing out of a real es-
tate deal i'll Ashland. Judge Brill has allowed
Judgment for the defendant
Judge. Brill has decided in favor of the
plaintiffs in The garnishment suit brought by
Mccormick d Marsh against the st. Paul IL
Duluth Railroad company.
The case of William A. Brown VS.. The st.
Paul & Northern Pacific railroad was given
to the jury at o'clock yesterday afternoon.